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71nemo potest sibi debere — /niymow powtast sibay dabiriy/ No one can owe to himself …
72nemo sibi esse judex vel suis jus dicere debet — /niymow sibay esiy juwdeks vel s(y)uwas jas disariy debat/ No man ought to be his own judge, or to administer justice in cases where his relations are concerned …
73optima est lex quae minimum relinquit arbitrio judicis; optimus judex qui minimum sibi — /optama est leks kway minamam raliijkwat arbitriyow juwdasas; optamas juwdeks kway minamam sibay/ That law is the best which leaves least to the discretion of the judge; that judge is the best who leaves least to his own. That system of law is… …
74optimus judex, qui minimum sibi — /optamas jiiwdeks, kway minamam sibay/ He is the best judge who relies as little as possible on his own discretion …
75qui acquirit sibi acquirit haeredibus — /kway akwrayrat sibay akwayrat hariydabas/ He who acquires for himself acquires for his heirs …
76qui providet sibi providet haeredibus — /kway provadat sibay provadat haredabas/ He who provides for himself provides for his heirs …
77sapientis judicis est cogitare tantum sibi esse permissum, quantum commissum et creditum — /saepiyentas juwdasas est kojateriy t?ntam sibay esiy parmisam kwontam kamisam et kredatam/ It is the part of a wise judge to think that a thing is permitted to him, only so far as it is committed and intrusted to him. That is, he should keep his …
78A societate nomen sumpserunt, reges enim tales sibi associant — They took their name from the society, for they were the associates of the king. See 1 Bl Comm 398 …
79consoles a consulendo; reges enim tales sibi associant ad consulendum — Advisors for consultation; for such the kings gather around them for consultation …
80Feodum est good quis tenet sibi et haeredibus suis, sive sit tenementum, sive reditus, etc — A fee is that which one holds for himself and his heirs, whether it be a tenement or a rent …